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A: The systematic procedure to take or acquire any kind of information and knowledge that can be stored...

Q: can human personality be studied scientifically? Why or why not?

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Q: How to deal with stress

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Q: encapsulated afferent nerve endings. Give its characteristics and location of each.

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A: Materialism refers to tangible property or belongings. When individuals are obsessed with materialis...

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A: The given question was formulated from the article titled "The influence of preferred coping style a...

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A: Introduction: Panic attacks are sudden, unreasonable feelings of fear and anxiety. 

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Q: distinguish between the competing models of consciousness

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A: The scientific study which is grounded upon aspects of life known as mental process and behavior is ...

Q: Which part of the neuron carries messages to other cells? a. axon c. soma b. dendrite d. myelin

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A: Concept refers to the theoretical idea explaining a phenomenon.

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Q: How does dehumanization open the door for violence?

A: Dehumanization; This term is introduced by Albert Bandura who is a psychologist and give the concept...

Q: Explain why some sensory information is ignored.

A: The input which is adapted through the senses or sensory receptors in an environment can be consider...

Q: Compare and contrast two major theories of color vision, and explain how color-deficient vision occu...

A: vision is function of one of sense organs. it has its own unique set of sensory elements or we can s...

Q: This scholar recognized a collective group performance required less effort by individuals compared ...

A: Social loafing is when you put in less effort when in a group in comparision to what you'd have put ...

Q: Critically analyze the effect of personality on negotiation (make reference to published work)

A: Negotiation is described as the process through which multiple parties exchange products or services...

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A: * A researcher is a person who carry out the academic data and scientific also. A researcher gather ...

Q: What type of symptoms are characteristic of Cluster C? Psychotic and delusional Avoidant and fearful...

A: Introduction: There are three personality disorders grouped into 3 clusters. Cluster A Cluster B Cl...

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